Crossroads
Peter Teeple's son Pellum tells an anecdote in The Aylmer Express article of December 7, 1933 about the Mabee and Teeple families (see Part 1). In 1825 he went with…
Peter Teeple's son Pellum tells an anecdote in The Aylmer Express article of December 7, 1933 about the Mabee and Teeple families (see Part 1). In 1825 he went with…
Below is a story about the Mabee and Teeple UEL families of southwestern Ontario. Peter Teeple was the son-in-law of Frederick Mabee and Lavinia Pelham. The author, W. B. Waterbury,…
Additional Generations and Notes on Tree Below are notes giving additional details and/or the children of specific individuals in my Mabee family tree. As I explained on the main tree,…
The John C. Mabee Stakes is a 9 furlong Grade II turf race for fillies and mares at the Del Mar track in San Diego County, California. John C. Mabee…
In 1972 my mother wrote this Dorchester Signpost article about her mother-in-law's retirement from rural mail delivery. Mom was the weekly's Belmont reporter. She put it in her scrapbook with…
Looking into a branch of the Mabee family led me to harness racing in Tillsonburg during the early decades of the 1900s. Three names stood out: Jack M. Climie, Charles…
These are the gravestones of Nancy Mabee Ostrander and her family at Jackson Cemetery near Courtland, Ontario. Len Fluhrer, a London local history writer, sent me the photos. He took…
A couple weeks ago, I posted the family tree of the Mabees, my paternal grandmother’s people. It’s the family I knew least about, other than there are a lot of…
William Pinckney and Mary (Sinclair) Mabee, seated in middle, with their nine children. It commemorates the wedding of a daughter, seated at right beside her new husband. He holds their…
My cousin Lynda Sykes wrote this about her visit to Mabee's Corners many years ago, after reading about my ‘sighting’ of the road sign for it. She graciously gave me…